Underwater jars, pollen, and charcoal could show us how the Romans made wine
A wall outside an ancient Roman wine shop shows four wine variations and prices. Image not from the study. Credits: ...
A wall outside an ancient Roman wine shop shows four wine variations and prices. Image not from the study. Credits: ...
There's a reason why the saying 'All roads lead to Rome' is still a thing.
Thousands of years worth of chemical interaction between a particular type of volcanic ash and water have made the Roman ...
It's the first evidence of an execution by wild animals in Roman Britain.
The scale of the Roman Empire during its heyday was unprecedented in the Ancient World.
Even in ancient times, humans were powerful enough to cause slight anomalies in the climate.
Potholes have been causing humans headaches since ancient times.
What do water mills, isotopes, and Roman bread have in common?
It's like winning the lottery.
An unexpected archaeological finding confirms devastation at the hand of an ancient tsunami.
An ancient Chinese scholar's account of the Roman Empire.
This infographic beautifully illustrates the sophistication of the ancient city of Rome -- a place of innovation, the Silicon Valley ...
Rhapta was one of the most prosperous cities on the African coast, and one of the last trading posts of ...
Look at this incredibly big rock. Take a moment, ponder its dimensions, and its weight. Oh, but if you're looking ...
A group of archeologists have identified the oldest known Roman military fortress in Germany, located near the small town of Hermeskei. The ...
Pictured above is an exquisite Roman helmet and mask, dating from the late first to second century AD, was discovered ...
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